Specifications

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Troubleshooting the Base Operating System Spooler
rm *
The pwd command writes to standard output the full path name of your current directory
(from the root directory). The rm command removes the entries for the specified file or
files from a directory.
10.Change the directory again:
cd /var/spool/lpd/stat
11.Issue a pwd command to verify that you are in the proper directory. Then, remove all
files in this directory:
rm *
12.Change the directory again:
cd /var/spool/qdaemon
13.Issue a pwd command to verify that you are in the proper directory. Then, remove all
files in this directory:
rm *
14.Follow this step if you are having trouble with the remote queue or lpd. Change the
directory:
cd /var/spool/lpd
Issue a pwd to verify that you are in the proper directory. Then, remove all files in this
directory using the rm command:
rm *
Note: The rm command will not remove the subdirectories.
15.Start qdaemon:
startsrc –s qdaemon
The queuing system should start normally. If some queues are still down, bring them up
by entering:
enable QueueName